Answer: it can show that your words make in impact, like brilliant words and are specific and cool, it makes you wonder and has a lot of meanings it can be like a poem or a book or a statement. Explanation: :)) bezglasnaaz and 1 more users found this answer helpful.
Q. What does exploding out of his shoes mean?
While Grim is talking, he says, “…we’d best let the boy go barefoot, he’s exploding out of his shoes.” He uses this hyperbole to show that Grim and Gram don;t want to keep on buying shoes for Max, because his feet wont stop growing.
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- Q. What does exploding out of his shoes mean?
- Q. What does it mean when someone says your a chip off the old block?
- Q. What figure of speech is a chip off the old block?
- Q. What cat got your tongue means?
- Q. What does it mean keep your eye on the ball?
- Q. How do I keep my eye on the ball?
- Q. Who said keep your eye on the ball?
- Q. What’s another word for on the ball?
- Q. What is a origin for on the ball?
- Q. What is the origin of the idiom have the ball at your feet?
- Q. What does under our feet mean?
- Q. What do you call under foot?
Q. What does it mean when someone says your a chip off the old block?
An expression used of people who closely resemble their parents in some way: “Mark just won the same sailboat race his father won twenty years ago; he’s a chip off the old block.”
Q. What figure of speech is a chip off the old block?
idiom
Q. What cat got your tongue means?
informal. —used to ask someone why he or she is not saying anything “You’ve been unusually quiet tonight,” she said.
Q. What does it mean keep your eye on the ball?
informal. : to continue thinking about or giving attention to something important : to stay focused She really needs to keep her eye on the ball if she wants to win the election.
Q. How do I keep my eye on the ball?
Keep your eye on the ball is an informal way of telling someone to pay attention to a situation. It is commonly used in (and originates from) the game of baseball, to imply that players need to watch where the ball is at all times.
Q. Who said keep your eye on the ball?
Ford Frick Quotes Keep your eye on the ball.
Q. What’s another word for on the ball?
On-the-ball synonyms (Idiomatic) attentive, active, busy. Attentive; awake; on guard.
Q. What is a origin for on the ball?
According to Paul Dickson’s “New Dickson’s Baseball Dictionary”, the phrase originated in the early 20th century U.S. in the sport of baseball, where a pitcher who dominated and successfully manipulated the opposing batters was said to “have” or “be putting” a lot “on the ball,” possibly referring to spin or other …
Q. What is the origin of the idiom have the ball at your feet?
This expression arose from the former bakers’ practice of adding an extra loaf to a dozen sold to a retailer – this representing the retailer’s profit. carefully ponder or assess the merits and demerits of something.
Q. What does under our feet mean?
phrase [usually PHRASE after verb] If you say that someone is under your feet, you are annoyed because they are with you or near you, and are bothering you. [feelings]
Q. What do you call under foot?
Anatomical terminology The sole is the bottom of the foot. In humans the sole of the foot is anatomically referred to as the plantar aspect.
